Haeolus will be presented at the Norwegian Municipal Sector’s International day on March 5, 2019, as an example of how a small municipality like Berlevåg (Haeolus’ demonstration site) can succeed in the EU arena.
Varanger Kraft, a key partner in the Haeolus project, is reworking its corporate structure and has founded in January 2019 a dedicated company for its hydrogen activities, Varanger Krafthydrogen.
The Haeolus consortium congratulates Varanger Kraft on their commitment to hydrogen energy!
The Haeolus project publishes today one of it first major public deliverables, a report on Dynamic Models for Hydrogen Production and Storage Plants.
The Haeolus project was invited to deliver a presentation on non-technical obstacles in the commercialisation of hydrogen in the particular context of Arctic conditions at the Power-to-X workshop organised by IEA Hydrogen TP – task 38 in Aix-en-Provence, France.
The Norwegian Ministry for Oil and Energy called an meeting to publicly discuss the recently published report (link in Norwegian only) by Thema and Multiconsult on the future of energy supply of the Svalbard islands.
The Haeolus project was featured at the Hydrogen & Fuel Cells in the Nordic Countries conference in Reykjavík, Iceland, October 9-10.
The Haeolus project has held its second project and board meeting at Tecnalia’s premises in Bilbao.
Haeolus partner FCLAB (represented in the consortium by UBFC) is looking for a Senior Advisor for Partnership & Project Development.
The International Renewable Energy Agency has just published a report on the role of hydrogen, especially renewable hydrogen, in future energy systems.
Following Haeolus‘ kickoff in January, a press release has been published. This document emphasizes the innovative goals of the project and the roles of the industrial partners.
